On September 9, 2011, over 250 Scripps employees “Change the World” by volunteering more than 1,500 hours total in their communities.
Country music artist Phil Vassar joins W.O. Smith Music School students and GAC President Ed Hardy for a concert benefiting the school.
Food Network <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger delights more than 200 U.S. senators, representatives and staff members with recipes that are not only healthy and fresh, but also easy to prepare and delicious.
Food Network continues to flex its position as a leader in food. Here, <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger testifies before a House subcommittee on the topics of nutrition, healthy eating and childhood obesity.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Scripps employees in Atlanta help clean up nearby Chastain Park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Our employees donate their time to cleaning up the popular 268-acre Chastain Park in Atlanta.
Our volunteers at Found Chicago support the animal rescue staff that work diligently to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 10,000 pets per year.
With the assistance of Scripps to host a “Cork Savvy” event featuring Food Network's Entwine wine, Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals raise more than $15,000 for its scholarship fund.
Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals enjoy Cork Savvy, a wine and dinner event featuring Entwine, Food Network's signature wine in partnership with Wente Vineyards.
W.O. Smith Music School students delight in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to provide backup vocals for Dierks Bentley, thanks to GAC.
Scripps volunteers take a moment to enjoy their hard work at Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Country artist Dierks Bentley joins W.O. Smith Music School students, GAC's President Ed Hardy and network host Nan Kelley for a group shot during Dierks's exclusive performance at the school. The GAC concert series brings together today's top country artists and W.O. Smith students.
Employees collect shelter items, including pillows, blankets, tarps and gloves, to assist with recovery efforts after severe storms ravage the Southeast and leave thousands homeless.
Our employees spend a Saturday morning building a Habitat for Humanity house.
Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from <i>Chopped</i> join House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. James McGovern to announce plans for battling hunger in D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees host a “trunk sale” to benefit local agencies providing needed shelter to the homeless.
Rodney Adkins tells the press how GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> will benefit the residents of Nashville who lost their homes to flooding.
GAC's Nan Kelley urges viewers to make a donation during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised more than $4 million dollars in flood relief for Nashville and the surrounding areas.
GAC's Nan Kelley interviews Dierks Bentley during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised funds to support the Nashville area after devastating floods. Dierks's home received extensive damage during the flood, but he wanted to put the recovery focus back on the residents who needed the most help.
<i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> raises $4 million to help the residents of Nashville rebuild from the flood. Some of today's hottest music artists staff the phone banks.
A GAC fan has a once-in-a-lifetime conversation with Brad Paisley during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon.
Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley takes a viewer's donation that helps to raise $4 million for the Nashville flood relief effort during the GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Brad Paisley shares his flood experience with the press and why he is donating his time and talents to help the residents of Nashville during the GAC telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Lady Antebellum takes questions from the press at GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Country music legend Martina McBride does her part with GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> to help raise $4 million for Nashville flood victims.
Keith Urban laughs with a caller during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. Keith and his wife, Nicole Kidman, donate their time and talents to help the flood victims in Nashville.
Travel Channel's Adam Richman appears on GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon to help raise much-needed relief funds.
Sheryl Crow joins Travel Channel's Adam Richman on the phone bank during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Tennessee residents and Food Network hosts Pat and Gina Neely urge fellow foodies to donate during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Guy Fieri joins Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges to launch L.A.'s No Kid Hungry campaign – connecting more than 600,000 children in Los Angeles to school breakfast and nutrition programs.
Brian and Kimberly Bean of Knoxville admire their new Habitat home funded by Scripps and built by SNI employees.
Our employees spend a hot July morning building a Habitat for Humanity home in Knoxville.
Scripps employees install the siding on a Habitat for Humanity house.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
We roll up our sleeves (and paint rollers) during September's Employee Volunteer Day at Girl Scout Camp Tanasi.
Employees work at Knoxville's Girl Scout Camp Tanasi putting their “DIY” knowledge to work providing much-needed repairs and some fresh paint.
Cincinnati employees lend their time and efforts to a local park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Cincinnati employees demonstrate their teamwork during Employee Volunteer Day.
Employee Volunteer Day brings together more than 250 Scripps employees donating 1,500 volunteer hours in the communities where they live and work.
London employees help “Raise a Roof” to support their community.
Knoxville employees and their furry friends support canine cancer research efforts.
HGTV and DIY Network help “Raise a Roof” during Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” to Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery efforts for New Orleans residents after Hurricane Katrina.
Before work starts on “50 for 5,” homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina must be taken down to the foundations.
Knoxville employees help Dolly Parton's Imagination Library during Employee Volunteer Day. Imagination Library promotes early childhood literacy for children by providing free age-appropriate books from birth to age 5.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
Employee volunteers help feed some residents at the Knoxville Zoo.
Chopping bamboo for the red pandas at the Knoxville Zoo proves to be hard work (and affords a lot of laughs) for the volunteers. The Knoxville Zoo has one of the most successful red panda breeding programs in the world.
Exclusive invitation to GAC’s 2011 Concert series with W.O. Smith Music School, featuring some of country music’s top artists and students from W.O. Smith.
Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.
SNI employees lace up for the Entertainment Industry Foundation's Revlon Run/Walk For Women, raising funds for cancer research, treatment, counseling and outreach programs.
Volunteers with Smokies Trails Forever help to preserve the natural beauty of more than 800 miles of hiking trails, to be enjoyed by nine million visitors per year.
Scripps joins the Knoxville Area Urban League to distribute shoes to 1,500 disadvantaged schoolchildren.
Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.
Employee volunteers work with Project Angel Food to cook and deliver nutritious meals to Los Angeles residents battling life-threatening illnesses.
Our employees donate their time to Project Angel Food in Los Angeles.
With over 15,000 pets and strays coming into the shelter each year, Young-Williams Animal Center needs plenty of help walking some of their four-legged friends and SNI employees are happy to help.
Volunteers at Knoxville's Young-Williams Animal Center get the cats ready for photos that will be published online for potential adoptions.
Scripps employees enjoy a walk with the Young-Williams Animal Center residents.
Salvation Army serves 500 meals per day to area homeless and shelter residents. Our employees prepare and serve a lunch during Employee Volunteer Day.
Scripps volunteers tackle hard work and lots of shoveling at the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Employees exchange time behind their computer screens for time behind wheelbarrows during Scripps' Employee Volunteer Day.
Landscaping is the top priority when our employee volunteers lend their time and talents to the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Volunteers clear five acres of land for Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Scripps volunteers help build a “Dream Home” playhouse at Ronald McDonald House.
Scripps Networks Interactive donates $100,000 to GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. GAC President Ed Hardy joins GAC's Storme Warren and Suzanne Alexander, Food Network's Gina and Pat Neely, HGTV's Vern Yip and Travel Channel's Samantha Brown and Adam Richman. GAC is headquartered in Nashville and took an active role in relief efforts for the community.
On September 9, 2011, over 250 Scripps employees “Change the World” by volunteering more than 1,500 hours total in their communities.
Country music artist Phil Vassar joins W.O. Smith Music School students and GAC President Ed Hardy for a concert benefiting the school.
Food Network <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger delights more than 200 U.S. senators, representatives and staff members with recipes that are not only healthy and fresh, but also easy to prepare and delicious.
Food Network continues to flex its position as a leader in food. Here, <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger testifies before a House subcommittee on the topics of nutrition, healthy eating and childhood obesity.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Scripps employees in Atlanta help clean up nearby Chastain Park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Our employees donate their time to cleaning up the popular 268-acre Chastain Park in Atlanta.
Our volunteers at Found Chicago support the animal rescue staff that work diligently to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 10,000 pets per year.
With the assistance of Scripps to host a “Cork Savvy” event featuring Food Network's Entwine wine, Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals raise more than $15,000 for its scholarship fund.
Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals enjoy Cork Savvy, a wine and dinner event featuring Entwine, Food Network's signature wine in partnership with Wente Vineyards.
W.O. Smith Music School students delight in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to provide backup vocals for Dierks Bentley, thanks to GAC.
Scripps volunteers take a moment to enjoy their hard work at Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Country artist Dierks Bentley joins W.O. Smith Music School students, GAC's President Ed Hardy and network host Nan Kelley for a group shot during Dierks's exclusive performance at the school. The GAC concert series brings together today's top country artists and W.O. Smith students.
Employees collect shelter items, including pillows, blankets, tarps and gloves, to assist with recovery efforts after severe storms ravage the Southeast and leave thousands homeless.
Our employees spend a Saturday morning building a Habitat for Humanity house.
Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from <i>Chopped</i> join House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. James McGovern to announce plans for battling hunger in D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees host a “trunk sale” to benefit local agencies providing needed shelter to the homeless.
Rodney Adkins tells the press how GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> will benefit the residents of Nashville who lost their homes to flooding.
GAC's Nan Kelley urges viewers to make a donation during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised more than $4 million dollars in flood relief for Nashville and the surrounding areas.
GAC's Nan Kelley interviews Dierks Bentley during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised funds to support the Nashville area after devastating floods. Dierks's home received extensive damage during the flood, but he wanted to put the recovery focus back on the residents who needed the most help.
<i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> raises $4 million to help the residents of Nashville rebuild from the flood. Some of today's hottest music artists staff the phone banks.
A GAC fan has a once-in-a-lifetime conversation with Brad Paisley during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon.
Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley takes a viewer's donation that helps to raise $4 million for the Nashville flood relief effort during the GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Brad Paisley shares his flood experience with the press and why he is donating his time and talents to help the residents of Nashville during the GAC telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Lady Antebellum takes questions from the press at GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Country music legend Martina McBride does her part with GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> to help raise $4 million for Nashville flood victims.
Keith Urban laughs with a caller during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. Keith and his wife, Nicole Kidman, donate their time and talents to help the flood victims in Nashville.
Travel Channel's Adam Richman appears on GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon to help raise much-needed relief funds.
Sheryl Crow joins Travel Channel's Adam Richman on the phone bank during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Tennessee residents and Food Network hosts Pat and Gina Neely urge fellow foodies to donate during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Guy Fieri joins Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges to launch L.A.'s No Kid Hungry campaign – connecting more than 600,000 children in Los Angeles to school breakfast and nutrition programs.
Brian and Kimberly Bean of Knoxville admire their new Habitat home funded by Scripps and built by SNI employees.
Our employees spend a hot July morning building a Habitat for Humanity home in Knoxville.
Scripps employees install the siding on a Habitat for Humanity house.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
We roll up our sleeves (and paint rollers) during September's Employee Volunteer Day at Girl Scout Camp Tanasi.
Employees work at Knoxville's Girl Scout Camp Tanasi putting their “DIY” knowledge to work providing much-needed repairs and some fresh paint.
Cincinnati employees lend their time and efforts to a local park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Cincinnati employees demonstrate their teamwork during Employee Volunteer Day.
Employee Volunteer Day brings together more than 250 Scripps employees donating 1,500 volunteer hours in the communities where they live and work.
London employees help “Raise a Roof” to support their community.
Knoxville employees and their furry friends support canine cancer research efforts.
HGTV and DIY Network help “Raise a Roof” during Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” to Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery efforts for New Orleans residents after Hurricane Katrina.
Before work starts on “50 for 5,” homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina must be taken down to the foundations.
Knoxville employees help Dolly Parton's Imagination Library during Employee Volunteer Day. Imagination Library promotes early childhood literacy for children by providing free age-appropriate books from birth to age 5.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
Employee volunteers help feed some residents at the Knoxville Zoo.
Chopping bamboo for the red pandas at the Knoxville Zoo proves to be hard work (and affords a lot of laughs) for the volunteers. The Knoxville Zoo has one of the most successful red panda breeding programs in the world.
Exclusive invitation to GAC’s 2011 Concert series with W.O. Smith Music School, featuring some of country music’s top artists and students from W.O. Smith.
Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.
SNI employees lace up for the Entertainment Industry Foundation's Revlon Run/Walk For Women, raising funds for cancer research, treatment, counseling and outreach programs.
Volunteers with Smokies Trails Forever help to preserve the natural beauty of more than 800 miles of hiking trails, to be enjoyed by nine million visitors per year.
Scripps joins the Knoxville Area Urban League to distribute shoes to 1,500 disadvantaged schoolchildren.
Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.
Employee volunteers work with Project Angel Food to cook and deliver nutritious meals to Los Angeles residents battling life-threatening illnesses.
Our employees donate their time to Project Angel Food in Los Angeles.
With over 15,000 pets and strays coming into the shelter each year, Young-Williams Animal Center needs plenty of help walking some of their four-legged friends and SNI employees are happy to help.
Volunteers at Knoxville's Young-Williams Animal Center get the cats ready for photos that will be published online for potential adoptions.
Scripps employees enjoy a walk with the Young-Williams Animal Center residents.
Salvation Army serves 500 meals per day to area homeless and shelter residents. Our employees prepare and serve a lunch during Employee Volunteer Day.
Scripps volunteers tackle hard work and lots of shoveling at the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Employees exchange time behind their computer screens for time behind wheelbarrows during Scripps' Employee Volunteer Day.
Landscaping is the top priority when our employee volunteers lend their time and talents to the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Volunteers clear five acres of land for Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Scripps volunteers help build a “Dream Home” playhouse at Ronald McDonald House.
Scripps Networks Interactive donates $100,000 to GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. GAC President Ed Hardy joins GAC's Storme Warren and Suzanne Alexander, Food Network's Gina and Pat Neely, HGTV's Vern Yip and Travel Channel's Samantha Brown and Adam Richman. GAC is headquartered in Nashville and took an active role in relief efforts for the community.
On September 9, 2011, over 250 Scripps employees “Change the World” by volunteering more than 1,500 hours total in their communities.
Country music artist Phil Vassar joins W.O. Smith Music School students and GAC President Ed Hardy for a concert benefiting the school.
Food Network <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger delights more than 200 U.S. senators, representatives and staff members with recipes that are not only healthy and fresh, but also easy to prepare and delicious.
Food Network continues to flex its position as a leader in food. Here, <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger testifies before a House subcommittee on the topics of nutrition, healthy eating and childhood obesity.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Scripps employees in Atlanta help clean up nearby Chastain Park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Our employees donate their time to cleaning up the popular 268-acre Chastain Park in Atlanta.
Our volunteers at Found Chicago support the animal rescue staff that work diligently to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 10,000 pets per year.
With the assistance of Scripps to host a “Cork Savvy” event featuring Food Network's Entwine wine, Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals raise more than $15,000 for its scholarship fund.
Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals enjoy Cork Savvy, a wine and dinner event featuring Entwine, Food Network's signature wine in partnership with Wente Vineyards.
W.O. Smith Music School students delight in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to provide backup vocals for Dierks Bentley, thanks to GAC.
Scripps volunteers take a moment to enjoy their hard work at Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Country artist Dierks Bentley joins W.O. Smith Music School students, GAC's President Ed Hardy and network host Nan Kelley for a group shot during Dierks's exclusive performance at the school. The GAC concert series brings together today's top country artists and W.O. Smith students.
Employees collect shelter items, including pillows, blankets, tarps and gloves, to assist with recovery efforts after severe storms ravage the Southeast and leave thousands homeless.
Our employees spend a Saturday morning building a Habitat for Humanity house.
Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from <i>Chopped</i> join House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. James McGovern to announce plans for battling hunger in D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees host a “trunk sale” to benefit local agencies providing needed shelter to the homeless.
Rodney Adkins tells the press how GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> will benefit the residents of Nashville who lost their homes to flooding.
GAC's Nan Kelley urges viewers to make a donation during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised more than $4 million dollars in flood relief for Nashville and the surrounding areas.
GAC's Nan Kelley interviews Dierks Bentley during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised funds to support the Nashville area after devastating floods. Dierks's home received extensive damage during the flood, but he wanted to put the recovery focus back on the residents who needed the most help.
<i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> raises $4 million to help the residents of Nashville rebuild from the flood. Some of today's hottest music artists staff the phone banks.
A GAC fan has a once-in-a-lifetime conversation with Brad Paisley during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon.
Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley takes a viewer's donation that helps to raise $4 million for the Nashville flood relief effort during the GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Brad Paisley shares his flood experience with the press and why he is donating his time and talents to help the residents of Nashville during the GAC telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Lady Antebellum takes questions from the press at GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Country music legend Martina McBride does her part with GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> to help raise $4 million for Nashville flood victims.
Keith Urban laughs with a caller during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. Keith and his wife, Nicole Kidman, donate their time and talents to help the flood victims in Nashville.
Travel Channel's Adam Richman appears on GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon to help raise much-needed relief funds.
Sheryl Crow joins Travel Channel's Adam Richman on the phone bank during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Tennessee residents and Food Network hosts Pat and Gina Neely urge fellow foodies to donate during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Guy Fieri joins Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges to launch L.A.'s No Kid Hungry campaign – connecting more than 600,000 children in Los Angeles to school breakfast and nutrition programs.
Brian and Kimberly Bean of Knoxville admire their new Habitat home funded by Scripps and built by SNI employees.
Our employees spend a hot July morning building a Habitat for Humanity home in Knoxville.
Scripps employees install the siding on a Habitat for Humanity house.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
We roll up our sleeves (and paint rollers) during September's Employee Volunteer Day at Girl Scout Camp Tanasi.
Employees work at Knoxville's Girl Scout Camp Tanasi putting their “DIY” knowledge to work providing much-needed repairs and some fresh paint.
Cincinnati employees lend their time and efforts to a local park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Cincinnati employees demonstrate their teamwork during Employee Volunteer Day.
Employee Volunteer Day brings together more than 250 Scripps employees donating 1,500 volunteer hours in the communities where they live and work.
London employees help “Raise a Roof” to support their community.
Knoxville employees and their furry friends support canine cancer research efforts.
HGTV and DIY Network help “Raise a Roof” during Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” to Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery efforts for New Orleans residents after Hurricane Katrina.
Before work starts on “50 for 5,” homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina must be taken down to the foundations.
Knoxville employees help Dolly Parton's Imagination Library during Employee Volunteer Day. Imagination Library promotes early childhood literacy for children by providing free age-appropriate books from birth to age 5.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
A group of 40 employees clears more than five acres of land donated to the city of Knoxville. This land will become a public park for all residents to enjoy.
Employee volunteers help feed some residents at the Knoxville Zoo.
Chopping bamboo for the red pandas at the Knoxville Zoo proves to be hard work (and affords a lot of laughs) for the volunteers. The Knoxville Zoo has one of the most successful red panda breeding programs in the world.
Exclusive invitation to GAC’s 2011 Concert series with W.O. Smith Music School, featuring some of country music’s top artists and students from W.O. Smith.
Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.
SNI employees lace up for the Entertainment Industry Foundation's Revlon Run/Walk For Women, raising funds for cancer research, treatment, counseling and outreach programs.
Volunteers with Smokies Trails Forever help to preserve the natural beauty of more than 800 miles of hiking trails, to be enjoyed by nine million visitors per year.
Scripps joins the Knoxville Area Urban League to distribute shoes to 1,500 disadvantaged schoolchildren.
Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.
Employee volunteers work with Project Angel Food to cook and deliver nutritious meals to Los Angeles residents battling life-threatening illnesses.
Our employees donate their time to Project Angel Food in Los Angeles.
With over 15,000 pets and strays coming into the shelter each year, Young-Williams Animal Center needs plenty of help walking some of their four-legged friends and SNI employees are happy to help.
Volunteers at Knoxville's Young-Williams Animal Center get the cats ready for photos that will be published online for potential adoptions.
Scripps employees enjoy a walk with the Young-Williams Animal Center residents.
Salvation Army serves 500 meals per day to area homeless and shelter residents. Our employees prepare and serve a lunch during Employee Volunteer Day.
Scripps volunteers tackle hard work and lots of shoveling at the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Employees exchange time behind their computer screens for time behind wheelbarrows during Scripps' Employee Volunteer Day.
Landscaping is the top priority when our employee volunteers lend their time and talents to the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Volunteers clear five acres of land for Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Scripps volunteers help build a “Dream Home” playhouse at Ronald McDonald House.
Scripps Networks Interactive donates $100,000 to GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. GAC President Ed Hardy joins GAC's Storme Warren and Suzanne Alexander, Food Network's Gina and Pat Neely, HGTV's Vern Yip and Travel Channel's Samantha Brown and Adam Richman. GAC is headquartered in Nashville and took an active role in relief efforts for the community.
On September 9, 2011, over 250 Scripps employees “Change the World” by volunteering more than 1,500 hours total in their communities.
Country music artist Phil Vassar joins W.O. Smith Music School students and GAC President Ed Hardy for a concert benefiting the school.
Food Network <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger delights more than 200 U.S. senators, representatives and staff members with recipes that are not only healthy and fresh, but also easy to prepare and delicious.
Food Network continues to flex its position as a leader in food. Here, <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger testifies before a House subcommittee on the topics of nutrition, healthy eating and childhood obesity.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation.
Scripps employees in Atlanta help clean up nearby Chastain Park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Our employees donate their time to cleaning up the popular 268-acre Chastain Park in Atlanta.
Our volunteers at Found Chicago support the animal rescue staff that work diligently to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 10,000 pets per year.
With the assistance of Scripps to host a “Cork Savvy” event featuring Food Network's Entwine wine, Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals raise more than $15,000 for its scholarship fund.
Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals enjoy Cork Savvy, a wine and dinner event featuring Entwine, Food Network's signature wine in partnership with Wente Vineyards.
W.O. Smith Music School students delight in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to provide backup vocals for Dierks Bentley, thanks to GAC.
Scripps volunteers take a moment to enjoy their hard work at Legacy Parks Foundation, which protects and preserves green space and access throughout East Tennessee.
Country artist Dierks Bentley joins W.O. Smith Music School students, GAC's President Ed Hardy and network host Nan Kelley for a group shot during Dierks's exclusive performance at the school. The GAC concert series brings together today's top country artists and W.O. Smith students.
Employees collect shelter items, including pillows, blankets, tarps and gloves, to assist with recovery efforts after severe storms ravage the Southeast and leave thousands homeless.
Our employees spend a Saturday morning building a Habitat for Humanity house.
Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from <i>Chopped</i> join House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. James McGovern to announce plans for battling hunger in D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
GAC employees host a “trunk sale” to benefit local agencies providing needed shelter to the homeless.
Rodney Adkins tells the press how GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> will benefit the residents of Nashville who lost their homes to flooding.
GAC's Nan Kelley urges viewers to make a donation during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised more than $4 million dollars in flood relief for Nashville and the surrounding areas.
GAC's Nan Kelley interviews Dierks Bentley during GAC's telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>, which raised funds to support the Nashville area after devastating floods. Dierks's home received extensive damage during the flood, but he wanted to put the recovery focus back on the residents who needed the most help.
<i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> raises $4 million to help the residents of Nashville rebuild from the flood. Some of today's hottest music artists staff the phone banks.
A GAC fan has a once-in-a-lifetime conversation with Brad Paisley during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon.
Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley takes a viewer's donation that helps to raise $4 million for the Nashville flood relief effort during the GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Brad Paisley shares his flood experience with the press and why he is donating his time and talents to help the residents of Nashville during the GAC telethon <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Lady Antebellum takes questions from the press at GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Country music legend Martina McBride does her part with GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> to help raise $4 million for Nashville flood victims.
Keith Urban laughs with a caller during GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. Keith and his wife, Nicole Kidman, donate their time and talents to help the flood victims in Nashville.
Travel Channel's Adam Richman appears on GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon to help raise much-needed relief funds.
Sheryl Crow joins Travel Channel's Adam Richman on the phone bank during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Tennessee residents and Food Network hosts Pat and Gina Neely urge fellow foodies to donate during <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i>.
Guy Fieri joins Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges to launch L.A.'s No Kid Hungry campaign – connecting more than 600,000 children in Los Angeles to school breakfast and nutrition programs.
Brian and Kimberly Bean of Knoxville admire their new Habitat home funded by Scripps and built by SNI employees.
Our employees spend a hot July morning building a Habitat for Humanity home in Knoxville.
Scripps employees install the siding on a Habitat for Humanity house.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's “50 for 5” in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
We roll up our sleeves (and paint rollers) during September's Employee Volunteer Day at Girl Scout Camp Tanasi.
Employees work at Knoxville's Girl Scout Camp Tanasi putting their “DIY” knowledge to work providing much-needed repairs and some fresh paint.
Cincinnati employees lend their time and efforts to a local park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Cincinnati employees demonstrate their teamwork during Employee Volunteer Day.
Employee Volunteer Day brings together more than 250 Scripps employees donating 1,500 volunteer hours in the communities where they live and work.

Changing the world
may seem like an
overwhelming goal.

At Scripps Networks Interactive we believe that by focusing on one meal, one home, one community at a time, we can be a force for positive change.

One Meal

Food Network and Cooking Channel are on a mission to entertain and inspire people through food. Using their position as highly trusted authorities, the brands motivate everyone – from kids, to families, to chefs, to legislators – to channel their passion and take the pledge to end childhood hunger in the US by 2015.

Along with Share Our Strength, we are committed to ending childhood hunger one meal at a time.

35 Good Food Gardens

across the country

150,000 meals

were provided to DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia
as a result of Food Network's holiday food truck effort

$20 million in value

for SOS through on-air and magazine promotions

Over $100,000 raised

through Food Network support for
No Kid Hungry in 2011

3.5 million meals provided

to children at risk of hunger

On April 30, 2011, volunteers broke ground on Good Food Gardens during Comcast Cares Day events in Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Portland. Alton Brown, Bobby Flay and Sunny Anderson, along with many others, pitched in to plant gardens and talked with children about the role of fresh foods and good nutrition.
On April 30, 2011, volunteers broke ground on Good Food Gardens during Comcast Cares Day events in Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Portland. Alton Brown, Bobby Flay and Sunny Anderson, along with many others, pitched in to plant gardens and talked with children about the role of fresh foods and good nutrition.
Food Network and Cooking Channel are helping Share Our Strength create an army of supporters who are committed to stamping out hunger in the US once and for all. Scripps Networks Interactive has given air time, web exposure and production expertise to a PSA starring Academy Award-winning actor Jeff Bridges. So far more than 150,000 have pledged their support and assistance to the No Kid Hungry campaign.
Food Network continues to flex its position as a leader in food. <i>Healthy Appetite</i> host Ellie Krieger testifies before a House subcommittee on the topics of nutrition, healthy eating and childhood obesity.
Food Network, Whole Foods and members of the Congressional Hunger Caucus joined together to provide 50,000 meals per week to those battling hunger in the DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia areas in December 2011. Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from "Chopped" were joined by House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. McGovern in making the announcement.
Food Network and Share Our Strength co-hosted a reception for Congressional Members and key aides to raise awareness of hunger issues and screen the upcoming Food Network documentary ”Hunger at Home.“ Food Network's Sunny Anderson poses with AB Cruz III, Chief Legal Officer of SNI, Billy Shore, CEO of Share Our Strength, Food Network President Brooke Johnson and Senator Sherrod Brown.
Food Network personality Sunny Anderson visits N. Street Village in Washington, D.C., to share tips for healthy food choices and food preparation. Food Network also funded portion-controlled place for use by hundreds of women and staff at N. Street Village.
Guy Fieri joined actor Jeff Bridges, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Share Our Strength Founder and CEO Bill Shore to launch L.A.'s <i>No Kid Hungry</i> campaign. The campaign is connecting more than 600,000 children in Los Angeles to school breakfast and nutrition programs.
Food Network and Cooking Channel are helping Share Our Strength create an army of supporters who are committed to stamping out hunger in the US once and for all. Scripps Networks Interactive has given air time, web exposure and production expertise to a PSA starring Academy Award-winning actor Jeff Bridges. So far more than 150,000 have pledged their support and assistance to the No Kid Hungry campaign.
On April 30, 2011, volunteers broke ground on Good Food Gardens during Comcast Cares Day events in Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Portland. Alton Brown, Bobby Flay and Sunny Anderson, along with many others, pitched in to plant gardens and talked with children about the role of fresh foods and good nutrition.
Food Network, Whole Foods and members of the Congressional Hunger Caucus joined together to provide 50,000 meals per week to those battling hunger in the DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia areas in December 2011. Food Network celebrity chefs Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag from “Chopped” were joined by House Hunger Caucus co-chair Rep. McGovern in making the announcement.
Debuting on Food Network in Spring 2012, this documentary follows individuals struggling with hunger issues and those trying to end the epidemic.
Food Network and Share Our Strength video highlighting 2011 partnership efforts to end childhood hunger by 2015.

To learn more, click on the photos and videos above.

On April 30, 2011, volunteers broke ground on Good Food Gardens during Comcast Cares Day events in Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Portland. Alton Brown, Bobby Flay and Sunny Anderson, along with many others, pitched in to plant gardens and talked with children about the role of fresh foods and good nutrition.

One Home

HGTV and DIY Network help bring greater visibility to homeowners in need. We partner with Rebuilding Together and other organizations around the country to mobilize volunteer building projects for
low-income families, the elderly and veterans.

We're helping to create a safe and comfortable place to live for all, one home at a time.

$25,000 &
countless volunteer hours

to launch a new Rebuilding Together affiliate

50 homes rebuilt in 5 days

at Rebuilding Together's Fifty for Five in New Orleans

$100,000 donated

to 100,000 Homes Campaign

$15 million
in total value

pledged to Rebuilding Together through 2013

10,000 projects completed

for low to moderate income homeowners in 2011

Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.
Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's <i>Fifty for Five</i> in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
National Rebuilding Day is the signature event of Rebuilding Together's mission of preserving affordable homeownership and providing repairs and energy efficient updates to low-income homes. DIY Network's Chris Grundy hammed it up while lending his expertise to help homeowners in Denver.
In March, viewers were encouraged to tune into Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern to help Travel Channel raise money and awareness for the <i>100,000 Homes Campaign</i>. Travel Channel donated ten cents in the name of the first one million viewers to participate, adding up to a gift of $100,000.
HGTV's Green Home 2011 received an Environmental Media Award for the Green Home's positive environmental message. The EMA Awards celebrate film and television programs that have a positive environmental message.
Employees collect shelter items, including pillows, blankets, tarps and gloves, to assist with recovery efforts after severe storms ravage the Southeast and leave thousands homeless.
Scripps Networks Interactive's “business home” – the company headquarters in Knoxville, Tennessee – received LEED Gold certification in 2011, as well as the Excellence Award in Environmental Sustainability from the Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission.
HGTV and DIY Network help “Raise a Roof” during Rebuilding Together's <i>Fifty for Five</i> in New Orleans.
HGTV and DIY provided Rebuilding Together, the nation's leading nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership, with a public service announcement featuring Academy Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman.
HGTV's Carter Oosterhouse and Scott McGillivray work with DIY Network's Chris Grundy on Rebuilding Together's Fifty for Five in New Orleans. The goal: Rebuild 50 homes in a week to celebrate five years of recovery in the Gulf from damage by Hurricane Katrina.
National Rebuilding Day is the signature event of Rebuilding Together's mission of preserving affordable homeownership and providing repairs and energy efficient updates to low-income homes. DIY Network's Chris Grundy hammed it up while lending his expertise to help homeowners in Denver.
Hundreds of thousands of Travel Channel fans tuned in to Bizarre Foods to help support the 100,000 Home Campaign. Watch this personal thank you from host Andrew Zimmern.

To learn more, click on the photos and videos above.

Scripps Networks Interactive works with Rebuilding Together to launch its 193rd affiliate, located in our hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Scripps provides the initial $25,000 in funding and hosts a fundraising reception.

One Community

SNI strives to be a good corporate citizen with our outreach. We can make a difference.

Travel Channel works with Friends of the Smokies to preserve access to hiking trails, provide historic restorations to the park's buildings, support research to eliminate invasive species and sponsor Parks in the Classroom in the most visited National Park in the country, Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Great American Country (GAC) partners with the W.O. Smith Music School in Nashville to promote the positive power of music by providing affordable, high-quality music instruction to children from low-income families. Some of the best musicians and singers in the Nashville community participate in this joyful experience.

We see ourselves as part of the whole and are dedicated to making an impact, one community at a time.

$425,000 raised

with Friends of the Smokies to preserve the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

750 children

given free music lessons

75 video cameras

to help Global Explorers students make
travel videos while in Cambodia

2,000 trips

in the W.O. Smith van to music lessons
from professional musicians

In 2011, we raised $425,000 to help Friends of the Smokies preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pictured, Scripps Networks Interactive's President John Lansing welcomes the Evergreen Ball attendees.
In 2011, we raised $425,000 to help Friends of the Smokies preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pictured, Scripps Networks Interactive's President John Lansing welcomes the Evergreen Ball attendees.
Trails Forever volunteers work to preserve the natural beauty of more than 800 miles of hiking trails, to be enjoyed by 9 million visitors per year.
We helped Global Explorers students learn how to make meaningful travel videos while in Cambodia.
Country music artist Phil Vassar joins W.O. Smith Music school students for an invitation-only concert benefitting the school.
W.O. Smith Music School students delight in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to provide backup vocals for Dierks Bentley, thanks to GAC.
GAC designed the colorful W.O. Smith Music School Van. The van makes more than 2,000 trips to provide low income children access to affordable, high-quality music instruction.
Scripps Networks Interactive donates $100,000 to GAC's <i>Music City Keep on Playin'</i> telethon. GAC President Ed Hardy joins GAC's Storme Warren and Suzanne Alexander, Food Network's Gina and Pat Neely, HGTV's Vern Yip and Travel Channel's Samantha Brown and Adam Richman. GAC is headquartered in Nashville and took an active role in relief efforts for the community.
The W.O. Smith Music School/GAC Concert Series brings together today's top country artists and W.O. Smith students. Country artist Dierks Bentley joins the students, GAC President Ed Hardy and GAC host Nan Kelley for an exclusive performance at the school.
Trails Forever volunteers work to preserve the natural beauty of more than 800 miles of hiking trails, to be enjoyed 9 million visitors per year.
Friends of the Smokies partner with the National Park Service to provide Parks as Classrooms. This program, now is over 200 national parks, promotes the parks as learning laboratories to develop greater awareness, understanding, appreciation and commitment to preservation/restoration of the National Park System.

To learn more, click on the photos and videos above.

In 2011, we raised $425,000 to help Friends of the Smokies preserve and protect the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pictured, Scripps Networks Interactive's President John Lansing welcomes the Evergreen Ball attendees.

Our Employees
Change the World

The diversity of our employees ideas, experiences and backgrounds is the strength behind SNI.
We believe we can change the world.

One Company

Company

1,500 hours of service

during Employee Volunteer Day

1,300 letters

sent to troops serving overseas

320 Young Professionals

connected with the National Urban League

$40,000 donated

for victims of Japan's earthquakes

$500,000 donated

by employees to support United Way

Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.
Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.
Cincinnati employees lend their time and efforts to a local park during Employee Volunteer Day.
Our employees donate their time to cleaning up the popular 268-acre Chastain Park in Atlanta.
Our volunteers at Found Chicago support the animal rescue staff that work diligently to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome more than 10,000 pets per year.
GAC employees volunteer at Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee to sort part of the 53 million pounds of food distributed annually throughout the Nashville area.
Volunteers at Knoxville's Young-Williams Animal Center get the cats ready for photos that will be published online for potential adoptions.
Food Network employees hosts a Great American Bake Sale to support Share Our Strength.
On September 9, 2011, over 250 Scripps employees “Change the World” by volunteering more than 1,500 hours total in their communities.
SNI employees lace up for the Entertainment Industry Foundation's Revlon Run/Walk For Women, raising funds for cancer research, treatment, counseling and outreach programs.
Cincinnati employees supported breast cancer research, in Race for the Cure.
Knoxville employees and their furry friends support canine cancer research efforts.
London employees brought out their “claws” for the Wolf Run which raised much needed dollars for Kidney Research UK.
Katelyn Norman was named HGTV's #1 Fan through Make A Wish Foundation. Katelyn is a patient at East Tennessee Children's Hospital and her wish was the meet the man (Ken Lowe) who started HGTV.
Our employees also penned nearly 1,300 letters to troops serving overseas in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of September 11.
Using the Garage Band app and an iPad, SNI laid out a music composing program for East Tennessee Children's Hospital Onocolgy unit. Scripps Networks Interactive awards volunteer grants to employees who dedicate their time and talents to various organizations across the country.
Thanks to employees and SNI volunteer grants, Taylor Miller Elementary School in Cincinnati has a new courtyard the students can enjoy. Before (left) and after.

Employee volunteers at Project Angel Food serve men, women and children in the Los Angeles area affected by many life-threatening illnesses.

Diversity

Diversity is one of our core values and we are purposeful in reflecting the fabric of our society in the workforce, workplace and community.

SNI continues to support various professional, educational and civic organizations that align with our diversity strategy.

Diversity

Diversity
Diversity
Diversity
In October 2011, Scripps Networks Interactive held the first Diversity Summit at our headquarters, in partnership with the Urban League and Knoxville Chamber. A key message to those in attendance was the importance of collaboration among business, political and community leaders and educators, if the region is to successfully compete in a global marketplace. The Diversity Summit was an important step toward a shared goal of enhancing marketplace diversity through a shared vision of the future.
In October 2011, Scripps Networks Interactive held the first Diversity Summit at our headquarters, in partnership with the Urban League and Knoxville Chamber. A key message to those in attendance was the importance of collaboration among business, political and community leaders and educators, if the region is to successfully compete in a global marketplace. The Diversity Summit was an important step toward a shared goal of enhancing marketplace diversity through a shared vision of the future.
Chris Powell, SNI's Executive Vice President of Human Resources, met with FCC commissioner Mignon Clyburn at the National Urban League Conference.
Twin sisters Helen Ashe and Ellen Turner received the Equal Opportunity Award for Lifetime Achievement. The sisters are co-founders of The Love Kitchen, which serves over 2,000 meals each week to neighbors in need in our community. SNI is the presenting sponsor of the KAUL's Equal Opportunity Awards Gala.
Ken Lowe, Scripps Networks Interactive CEO and President attended the NAMIC Executive Leadership Development Program reception with Food Network's Sunny Anderson.
Cork Savvy partners with the Urban League, to grow and strengthen their Young Professionals, by providing greater visibility and stronger programs for professionals under the age of 45. In 2011, events were held in Knoxville and Chicago with plans to expand the program to Atlanta, Houston and Dallas. Scripps Networks Interactive also provided a donation for the production of the Young Professionals' Annual Report.
The Urban League's Young Professionals enjoyed Cork Savvy, a wine and dinner event featuring <i>entwine</i>, Food Network's signature wine in partnership with Wente Vineyards.
With the assistance of Scripps to host a “Cork Savvy” event featuring Food Network's entwine, Knoxville Urban League's Young Professionals and the Metropolitan Board of Chicago raised more than $22,000 for their organization's scholarship fund.
Project Ready is an innovative and unique college access program that provides a comprehensive, research based approach to preparing young people and families for the challenges and promise of higher education. During their annual program, Project Ready students visited Scripps Networks Interactive Headquarters.
Diversity Summit keynote speaker Luke Visconti, partner and co-founder of DiversityInc Media, challenged the group to look forward and “build a future that make everybody's children want to come here (Knoxville).”
Nine Scripps Networks leaders were honored as members of the top executives in CableFAX's Most Influential Minorities in Cable - the annual survey of cable's diverse power brokers and inspirational leaders. The SNI leaders receiving this honor are pictured here with John Lansing, President of Scripps Networks Interactive and Ken Lowe, Scripps Networks Interactive CEO and President. The nine honorees are Henry Ahn, Lisa Choi Owens, A.B. Cruz, Sameer Deen, Tamara Franklin, Laureen Ong, Chris Powell, Greg Regis and Michael Smith.
The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) presented A.B. Cruz III, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary for Scripps Networks Interactive, with its Justice in Action award. The award is in recognition form Cruz's commitment to diversity and personal accomplishments as one of the nation's most influential Asian-American lawyers.
Scripps Networks Interactive as named by the editors of DiversityInc magazine to its Noteworthy 25 Companies for Diversity list. The recognition highlights Scripps' great promise as a diversity leader and increased strength in found DiversityInc measureables: CEO Commitment, Human Capital, Corporate and Organizational Communications and Supplier Diversity.
Savoy magazine selected Scripps as one of the 2011 Top Companies to Work For. Savoy is the leading media advocate for Black business professionals and its Top 100 Companies is a showcase of businesses from a wide range of industries that represent diversity and inclusion at its best. By making this list, SNI has demonstrated a commitment to include Blacks at all levels within the organizational structure. “Diversity is a business imperative that gives the company a competitive edge in the global marketplace,” said Chris Powell, Executive Vice President of Human Resources at SNI. “The knowledge and ideas derived from our collective differences enables us to provide relevant and meaningful content for our audiences.”
Cooking Channel's <i>Chinese Food Made Easy</i>, hosted by food entrepreneur Ching-He Huang, was named NAMIC Vision Award winner in the Lifestyle cartegory. The Vision Awards honor original, multi-platform programming that depicts lives, spirit and contributions of people of color and best reflects the diversity of the global viewing audience. <i>Chinese Food Made Easy</i> breaks down the myth that Chinese food is complicated and share fresh and quick-to-make recipes central to Ching's Chinese heritage that any home cook can make.
In October 2011, Scripps Networks Interactive held the first Diversity Summit at our headquarters, in partnership with the Urban League and Knoxville Chamber. A key message to those in attendance was the importance of collaboration among business, political and community leaders and educators, if the region is to successfully compete in a global marketplace. The Diversity Summit was an important step toward a shared goal of enhancing marketplace diversity through a shared vision of the future.

In October 2011, Scripps Networks Interactive held the first Diversity Summit at our headquarters, in partnership with the Urban League and Knoxville Chamber. A key message to those in attendance was the importance of collaboration among business, political and community leaders and educators, if the region is to successfully compete in a global marketplace. The Diversity Summit was an important step toward a shared goal of enhancing marketplace diversity through a shared vision of the future.

With our sincere thanks to our many organizations and partners:

Change the world.
One meal. One home.
One community at a time.

Through strong industry partnerships, SNI is educating and inspiring others to join us as we change the world together. As active participants in trade organizations, our employees learn, grow and give back.
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